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Wednesday, October 9, 2002
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I have a dear friend who is deeply involved in this project. Congratulations on achieving a major milestone. Best of luck on the next effort.
Ciao
Hewlett-Packard officially launches its new Web site for corporate customers that combines the former Compaq Computer and HP business sites.
CNET News.com
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These days, Martha Stewart, who designs housewares, garden tools and other products for Kmart, seems to need the bankrupt retail chain at least as much as it needs her. By Constance L. Hays.
New York Times: Business
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Consumer protection regulators in Massachusetts are urging Amazon.com to respond to criticisms of its privacy policy.
CNET News.com
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Making the grandest entry into the Boston area real estate market in memory, Novartis has leased 764,000 square feet of costly lab space in Cambridge, Mass. By Susan Diesenhouse.
New York Times: Business
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How has Geoffrey P. Wharton, who has spent most of his professional life in commercial real estate, turned up as chief executive of one of the largest residential brokerage agencies in the city? By John Holusha.
New York Times: Business
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Hewlett-Packard said it has delivered qualification units of its second-generation StorageWorks Linear Tape-Open (LTO) Ultrium tape drive to six of its key system and library partners, who in turn will build the surrounding hardware.
The six partners include OEMs like Nearline Products, Overand Storage and Quantum Storage. "Being first to market with the second-generation Ultrium drives to our partners is a milestone in the execution of the open standard we are driving toward," said Nearline vice president of Products Frank Harbist. "With this announcement, HP is clearly positioned to deliver next-generation Ultrium tape drives that will permit StorageWorks customers to enjoy the significant advantages of this exceptionally reliable, high-performance tape technology before the end of the year."
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"We're always trying new experiments and this was a natural extension of that; we have human evaluators who test each index. Things have to score higher before we push a new index out."
via The Register
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